The narrative pushed is All Residential Schools were bad and All students had negative experiences
Have a read from someone who lived a postive experience. If you want to learn the truth about a time and place, it would make sense to ask some of those who were there
By News on the Net -- Mr Bench & C2C Journal—— Bio and Archives--October 1, 2026
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In this heartfelt memoir, Elaine Ayoungman Clifton, who was born into the Siksika First Nation near Calgary, tells a story today’s activists don’t want you to hear. Far from an instrument of repression and evil, the Indian Residential School she attended for a decade was warm and welcoming, the teachers caring and conscientious. They instilled in her a love of reading, did not try to crush her language and culture, and did not try to separate her from her large family.
“I am grateful for what they taught me and the care, friendship and love they gave to me over many years,” Ayoungman Clifton writes.
If Canadians really want to respect the lived experience of all Indigenous people, hers is an authentic voice we should listen to. ---More...
The narrative pushed is ALL Residential Schools were bad and ALL students had negative experiences.
— Mr Bench (@therealmrbench)September 30, 2026
Have a read from someone who lived a postive experience
If you want to learn the truth about a time and place, it would make sense to ask some of those who were there.
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